Overall, I have been very happy with the service provided by Corydon Animal Hospital. My wife and I moved to Winnipeg in 2013. My wife works for a dog groomer who highly recommends this place. We took our 2 cats in for checkup with Dr. Lemeg. Dr Lemeg was very friendly, checked everything over and asked us detailed questions about their history. We never were pressured to get shots or anything they didn't need and got plenty of information regarding dental care and other cat care areas. This fall, we ended up taking one of our cats in to see Dr Strauss who recommended cleaning and tooth extraction if required. After speaking with others who go there, we learned that he does not recommend getting teeth cleaned lightly often suggesting rather than recommending. Now that we had the cleaning done and 2 teeth removed, our cat seems happier and eating more. The reception staff is always friendly, seems to remember everyone's pets who return there and very cheerful. The pricing can be a bit high at times, however quality service is provided at all times and they are more than willing to explain what each charge is and even recalculate to make sure it was done correctly. Much like a walk-in clinic, you can see whoever is available or ask for a specific vet. Though I don't recall ever meeting with anyone other than Drs Lemeg and Strauss, both of them gave excellent service when we have seen them and I trust them and appreciate their advice and experience.

Very disappointed with the service I received at the Corydon Animal Hospital. I started going here for my Giant Schnauzer in June 2011 and finally had enough in July 2012 and left. 1. I saw a different vet each time I visited (about 6 times). 2. I have zero confidence in the fairness of the pricing I was given, both for annual vaccinations and emergencies. 3. When I was home in November (13 months old), I brought my dog to a friend/vet for his shots. She identified and irregular heart beat and told me I should monitor this as he continued to grow. Corydon did never picked this up until I brought him in several months later with secondary symptoms. 4. When my dog was bitten at the park I was happy to see they were open. He was stitched up and we came home with an appointment for 7 days later to have the sutures removed ($450 later). Only after these were removed and the wound opened up within 24 hours (no licking or scratching was possible) and I checked with a family friend/vet did I realize 7 days was much too early. Printed on the invoice in black and white was a statement that read sutures to be removed after 10-14 days. I brought him back in (different vet, again) and this time he was stapled up. Corydon Animal Hospital tried to charge me for the second visit after they screwed up the sutures. I had to speak to the manager before they accepted me not paying. 5. My dog developed a cough in the late spring and I brought him in. A new vet greeted me and said my dog had a very irregular heartbeat. I told him that I this was picked up in November and that no one from this animal hospital had picked it up yet. The vet recommended I have an X-ray done and possibly an ECG. At this point I was very mad and left without making any commitments to them. I have now started going to Birchwood Animal Hospital. Everything seems to be going well so far and it turn out my dog has a small space between his heart chambers that causes a murmur and the irregularity. Everything they've told me has been supported by the family friend/vet. Now Corydon wants to charge me for a copy of my dog's medical files. I wouldn't recommend Cordydon Animal Hospital to anyone.